Vintage Keyboard, Computer, Parts, Apple 1? For Sale

Vintage Keyboard, Computer, Parts, Apple 1?
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Vintage Keyboard, Computer, Parts, Apple 1?:
$173.50

Vintage Keyboard

Hello everyone and thank you for shopping Gallery 67. I will be listing lots of items on in the near future. As you can see I am in the Estate Sale business so I come across lots of wonderful things. Please take your time to look, shop and enjoy.And please remember everything is negotiable with Gallery 67.

This is a vintage keyboard from some pc. Not sure of the maker as there is a CLARE-PENDAR board attached to it and so I cannot see the back of the keyboard. The board attached to the keyboard is labeled ASSY NO. 720627-K1 CLARE-PENDAR Code Ident. No. 97564, Issue 4-23-73, T.I. Pin 959327 REV. F 7337 Serial No. 22312-C. I have no idea if it works either, no way of testing the keyboard. Please ask questions and I will answer what I can. I do know it came from a engineer from NASA. Looking at Google pictures this keyboardis identical to the first Apple1 computer homemade in a wooden box....look it up....if you know what I have please let me know so I may better describethe keyboard, thanks in advance.

Thank You so much for shopping with Gallery 67.



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